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September 11, 2019
From 2011: The firefighters and police officers who risked everything; the rescue workers who came from hundreds of miles away; the families who grieve; the leaders who rallied a shell-shocked city; the vigil keepers whose candles lit the night: These are among the images that will endure. This is the New York—and the America—worth fighting for, one not of skyscrapers, but of people.
Savage X Fenty's show captivated the audience at Brooklyn's Barclays Center, but the lingerie line was only part of it.
Shares rose slightly on the news, but the path to profitability remains murky—especially if drivers win more rights and the company continues bleeding money.
Margaret Atwood's sequel novel, The Testaments, could affect the ending of The Handmaid's Tale. June is almost entirely absent in the sequel, but the book still provides what could easily become the natural conclusion to the character's onscreen story.
Insiders weren't surprised that the odd-couple marriage didn't work out. Still, John Bolton's departure creates a power vacuum inside the White House—and makes it even harder for the president to respond to a crisis. "We've shredded pretty much every trace of collegial interagency cooperation in foreign policy," says a former top U.S. official. "Trump is now doing just about everything out of his hip pocket."
Just as Megan Twohey and Jodi Kantor, the New York Times reporters, were preparing to publish their first Harvey Weinstein exposé, the mogul confronted them—"surrounded by some of his lawyers, and folders with information that he was hoping to use to smear his accusers."
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